Random Things Every Dad Eventually Learns
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How do dads end up knowing so much completely random stuff?
Today, Travis and Robert attempt to answer that question with four very important categories:
Did you know? Do you know? Why do you know? Eventually, you will know.
But first, Travis needs to know what Robert has been watching lately. The answer? Apparently nothing. Travis, on the other hand, shares his current streaming favorites—including one of his guilty pleasures: Dancing with the Stars.
Then it's time for some dad knowledge.
🚽 DID YOU KNOW? Kids will flush toys down the toilet. Travis learned this one firsthand and shares his latest home-maintenance adventure. Do you fix it yourself or call someone? Like so many dad decisions, it eventually comes down to one question: time or money?
⏰ DO YOU KNOW? Travis's daughter asks a surprisingly good question:
“Why do we say ‘time is up’ when the time has actually gone down?”
Robert and Travis try to figure it out before looking up the answer—and it might be time to make Kids' Questions a regular segment.
🐿️ WHY DO YOU KNOW? What's the life expectancy of a city squirrel?
More importantly…why does Travis know this?
You'll have to listen for that one.
🚗 EVENTUALLY, YOU WILL KNOW. Travis shares a car-ownership lesson he learned the hard way involving white paint and his Honda. That leads Robert into another dad lesson: why buying used might make more sense than buying new.
Throw in the power of community, learning how to fix things yourself, the internet making every dad an amateur repairman, and Travis getting ready to host his fantasy football draft, and you've got another completely normal episode of dad life.
Because eventually, every dad seems to accumulate an incredible amount of knowledge he never planned on needing.
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Music produced by Trevor Gregory Follow @savten from @look.cypher